22nd Anugerah Juara Lagu is BACK!!!

And just like any other years, the time has come again for 14 best songs in Malaysia compete against each other to win the most coveted award of Anugerah Juara Lagu. This year, which will be its 22nd edition will be broadcasted live by TV3 not just through television and radio, but also its website, www.tv3.com.my.

Here is the list of all the contestants according to their order of performance.

Farhana-Puteri Bumi Kenyalang by Jinbara (Pop/Rock Category)
Composer: Denai
Lyricists: Andy Rahman and RD Razi.

Samudera by Nora (Ethnic Creative Category)
Composer: Johan Nawawi
Lyricist: Ahmad Fedtri Yahya

Harapan by Fazli Zainal (Ballad Category)
Composer: Hazami
Lyricist: Hazami

Destinasi Cinta by Siti Nurhaliza (Pop/Rock Category)
Composer: Lin Li Zhen
Lyricist: PSNN

Mahakarya Cinta by Fiq (Ballad Category)
Composer: Audi Mok
Lyricist: Shah Shamshiri

Kasihnya Balkis by Aishah (Ethnic Category)
Composer: Adnan Abu Hassan
Lyricist: Mohariz Yaakup

Sembunyi by Andy Flop Poppy and Misha Omar (Pop/Rock Category)
Composer: Aidit Alfian
Lyricist: Loloq

Janjiku by Sofaz (Pop/Rock Category)
Composer: Taja and Tass
Lyricist: Taja and Tass

Izinku Pergi by Sahri (Ballad Category)
Composer: Azlan Abu Hassan
Lyricist: Sulu Sarawak

Angan Dan Sedar by Mawi (Pop/Rock Category)
Composer: M Nasir
Lyricist: Loloq

Ceritera Cinta by Lah Ahmad and Jaclyn Victor (Ballad Category)
Composer: Ross Ariffin
Lyricist: Habsah Hassan

Itu Kamu by Estranged (Pop/Rock Category)
Composer: Estranged
Lyricist: Richard Lawrence

Dirgahayu by Ramlah Ram (Ethnic Creative Category)
Composer: Eddie Hamid
Lyricist: Hairul Anuar Harun

Kasih Tercipta by Ajai (Ballad Category)
Composer: Ajai
Lyricist: Shuhaimi Baba

Apart from the main awards, which is the Song of the Year Awards, all the songs will be competing for Song of the Year Awards in each category, Best Vocal Awards and Best Performance Awards.

Good luck to all competing songs! Don’t forget to tune in at TV3 this Sunday, 27 January 2008 at 8.30p.m. (GMT+8)!!!

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